Change The LAUSD

The moderators from Parents Supporting Teachers (PST) present a call to action to reimagine (and reinvigorate) neighborhood public schools.

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As an attorney for the last 14 years, this candidate understands the issues facing parents whose children have severe special education needs.

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With unwanted interruptions by telemarketers seeming to increase exponentially, is the “Do Not Call” list working at all?

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As a candidate, LAUSD Board MemberTanya Ortiz-Franklin claimed to focus on racial justice. What has she done to promote these values after getting elected?

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"Carl J. Petersen keeps an eye on the Los Angeles school system. Here he suggests that the new superintendent needs something other than carefully orchestrated visits to school sites....Read the full post here."

The NPE Blogs of the Day feature what the NPE editors think are interesting and important blog posts centered on issues of public education.

This candidate understands that all students have different needs to reach their full potential and will keep SpEd Centers fully funded.

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Voters expect the information on election materials to be accurate but who is responsible for making sure that it is?

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This candidate says parents with a Special Education needs student should be offered all options that will allow their student to thrive.

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Carefully orchestrated visits to school sites are not going to give Alberto Carvalho the information he needs to successfully run the LAUSD.

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This candidate understands that a one size fits all solution does not work and embraces a full range of special education services.

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